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New Zealand v West Indies, 2nd Women's ODI, Lincoln
Huddleston five-for gives NZ the series
Feb 24, 2014: Holly Huddleston, playing only her second international match, picked up a five-wicket haul to set up another resounding win for New Zealand Women against West Indies Women in Lincoln
New Zealand v West Indies, 1st Women's ODI, Lincoln
Bates 95* trounces West Indies
Feb 22, 2014: Suzie Bates took charge of a modest chase with a controlled 91-ball 95 to usher New Zealand Women to a resounding victory in the first of three ODIs against West Indies Women in Lincoln
New Zealand news
NZC hands out maiden contracts to women players
Apr 16, 2013: Suzie Bates, Sophie Devine, Sian Ruck and Sara McGlashan have become the first New Zealand women players to be awarded professional contracts by the New Zealand board
Australia v NZ, 2nd Women's ODI, Sydney
Australia chase 288 to draw level
Dec 14, 2012: Australia Women's openers scored quick half-centuries that laid a platform which helped their team chase New Zealand's formidable total with 20 balls to spare
NatWest Women's Quadrangular Series
New Zealand fall short despite McGlashan fifty
Jun 30, 2011: A boundary-laden 79 from Jess Cameron and three wickets apiece for Sarah Coyte and Shelley Nitschke helped Australia to a 29-run win over New Zealand in their opening match of the Natwest Women's Quadrangular in Chesterfield
New Zealand v Australia, 4th Women's T20, Invercargill
McGlashan fifty sets up New Zealand victory
Feb 19, 2011: Sara McGlashan's brisk half-century followed by an efficient performance from the bowlers helped New Zealand clinch a 14-run victory in the third Twenty20 against Australia and take a 2-1 lead in the five-match series
New Zealand women v Australia women, 3rd Twenty20
McGlashan, Broadmore steer New Zealand to win
Feb 18, 2011: Sara McGlashan smashed 43 from 29 balls and Kate Broadmore picked up three wickets to help New Zealand women beat Australia women by 19 runs in the third Twenty20 of the Rose Bowl series
New Zealand women v Australia women, 2nd Twenty20
Dec 30, 2010: Australia women beat New Zealand women by four wickets in the second Twenty20 of the Rose Bowl series at the Saxton Oval
England Women v NZ Women, 5th ODI, Lord's
McGlashan guides New Zealand to consolation victory
Jul 20, 2010: New Zealand secured a consolation six-wicket victory in the final one-day international at Lord's
Eng Women v NZ Women, 2nd T20I, Rose Bowl
Bates and Ruck help New Zealand level the series
Jul 1, 2010: A half-century by Suzie Bates, followed by three wickets for Sian Ruck helped New Zealand square the series at the Rose Bowl despite a heroic 73 from Sarah Taylor
West Indies v NZ, 2nd semi-final, Women's World T20, St Lucia
McGlashan fires New Zealand into final
May 14, 2010: New Zealand will resume their long-term rivalry with Australia in Sunday's Women's World Twenty20 final
New Zealand v Australia, 3rd women's ODI, Invercargill
Sthalekar spins Australia to Rose Bowl trophy
Mar 7, 2010: Lisa Sthalekar's five-wicket haul put Australia on track for a convincing victory that earned them their second Rose Bowl triumph in a month
India v New Zealand, women's World Cup, Super Six
New Zealand get ready for grudge game
Mar 16, 2009: New Zealand's Super Six match against India at the North Sydney Oval on Tuesday will be a grudge game of sorts
New Zealand v South Africa, women's World Cup, 2009
New Zealand batter South Africa by 199 runs
Mar 12, 2009: New Zealand crushed South Africa by 199 runs at the Bradman Oval in Bowral to secure their third consecutive victory and claim top spot in Group A
New Zealand Cricket Awards
McCullum named Player of the Year
Nov 5, 2008: Brendon McCullum has been named New Zealand's Player of the Year following a prolific season during which he starred at both international and domestic level
New Zealand v Australia, 4th women's ODI, Lincoln
Sampson and Sthalekar keep series alive
Mar 15, 2008: Emma Sampson's five-wicket haul put Australia on track for a tight success that sent the Rose Bowl to a deciding fifth game in Lincoln on Sunday
New Zealand v Australia, 3rd women's ODI, Lincoln
New Zealand on verge of drought-breaking win
Mar 12, 2008: Nicola Browne's unbeaten 59 guided New Zealand to a five-wicket win over Australia in game three of the Rose Bowl
England v New Zealand, 3rd women's ODI, Derby
Rampant New Zealand on course for series
Aug 23, 2007: New Zealand are closing in on a series win after an emphatic eight-wicket victory against England under the lights at Derby
England v New Zealand, 3rd women's Twenty20, Taunton
Satterthwaite haul stuns England
Aug 16, 2007: New Zealand claimed a consolation 38-run win against England as Amy Satterthwaite took the best figures in women's Twenty20 Internationals with the astonishing return of 6 for 17
India v New Zealand, Women's World Cup semi-final
Apr 6, 2005: New Zealand are vying to retain the World Cup
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'Show some respect to your players'
The cricket world reacts to the incidents of bottle-throwing during the second India-South Africa T20 in Cuttack that caused two interruptions in play
What you need to know about the Cairns perjury trial
Background to the Chris Cairns perjury case and what to expect over the coming weeks
Who is the better bowler in challenging conditions?
The makeshift opener who batted and batted
Thrust into the job in Kanpur in 2004, Andrew Hall gave an underachieving South Africa side belief that they could wear India down at home
Albie's best, Ashwin goes past Irfan
Stats highlights from the second T20I between India and South Africa in Cuttack.
Steyn v Anderson in Asia (103)
Who is the better bowler in challenging conditions?
We need Pakistan as much as it needs us (96)
The country produces captivating cricketers, and the global game cannot afford to rest until Pakistan is fully restored to the fold
'Show some respect to your players' (42)
The cricket world reacts to the incidents of bottle-throwing during the second India-South Africa T20 in Cuttack that caused two interruptions in play
He's delightful to watch because he makes batting look easy, but there are some gaps in his technique in the long form
Bhuvneshwar needs to stick to swing (40)
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The Chatham-Savannah police are looking for a man wanted for selling cocaine.
Former Atlanta Falcons conduct clinic
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SmartConnect is the one stop tool for all your integration, migration and synchronization needs for Microsoft Dynamics CRM. So whether you are looking to import simple spreadsheets containing new leads, migrate data from another system or integrate your CRM into your entire enterprise SmartConnect is your answer. There are many different ways of deploying your CRM solution and SmartConnect supports all of them.
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The SmartConnect Microsoft Dynamics CRM connector was built to work specifically with Microsoft Dynamics CRM. The eOne team knows Microsoft CRM forwards and backwards and have done all they can to make your integration projects both simple and powerful.
It is time to make the leap into an integrated Microsoft Dynamics CRM. The Microsoft CRM connector for SmartConnect allows integration into every field and every entity, including all custom entities within CRM.
SmartConnect exposes the CRM web services associated with each entity to the simple drag and drop mapping functionality of SmartConnect. What this means is that you are able to take data from any imaginable data source and create new records within Microsoft Dynamics CRM.
SmartConnect is the most powerful and flexible way of keeping Microsoft CRM synchronized with your back end system. The 'out of the box' templates provide completely flexible two-way, real time integration between Microsoft Dynamics CRM and your ERP system.
Not only is SmartConnect the most flexible, but it will also reduce the time required to configure an integration. Many companies really like the power and simplicity of SmartConnect but are too busy to build their connection points internally. Those companies often call eOne in for training and once they have a full understanding of how SmartConnect works – they then call in eOne to build their first round of integrations knowing that it will be an exercise that takes days and not weeks. The eOne team of integration experts are ready and available to help.
SmartConnect is not just the easiest tool for integrating Microsoft Dynamics CRM with your back end ERP. SmartConnect is also the one stop tool for all your data migration and ongoing integration needs. At eOne we do not build a SmartConnect connector unless we are absolute Guru's in the application – and we know CRM backwards.
There is no point in learning multiple integration tools, so you may as well use SmartConnect for all your initial data migration needs. Eliminate the need to export data to Excel, filter it, and then import it into CRM. Point SmartConnect at your current system and pull the data right from there into Microsoft CRM.
SmartConnect helps to remove the complexity out of the integration process with CRM. SmartConnect was designed to be used by any slightly clever end user who needs to import data from a text file, an XML, a spreadsheet or pull data from a shared folder to another SQL server or any other application. All of this can be achieved through drag and drop mapping without a single line of code. There are a number of very specific features that have been added to make integration to and from CRM simple:
The Excel addin for SmartConnect brings a new dimension for CRM users. The Excel addin allows you to push data from Excel to CRM directly from within your spreadsheet. This means that you can enter new or maintain any CRM data in Excel rather than in a browser page. So if you need to create new contacts, accounts, cases, opportunities, orders, competitors or any other entity you can enter that data right into Excel. There is nothing more fun than viewing a spreadsheet of your current opportunities, updating them, and then at the click of a button pushing all that data back to Microsoft CRM.
Ok let's get direct to your real question – "Is SmartConnect an alternative or replacement for Scribe?". The answer is YES for all you Dynamics CRM, Dynamics GP and SalesForce migrations, integrations and synchronizations. SmartConnect provides all the functionality in a cost effective and easy to use package. We have had a number of customers make the move away from Scribe and you can read about it in our case studies page.
If your CRM system and your backend ERP are not connected then you do not have a true Customer Relationship System. At best you have a prospecting system. SmartConnect gives you an opportunity to bring your back office and front office together by not only sharing data but also by using data in one system to drive the next action in your business process.
Two-way, real-time integration between your ERP and Microsoft Dynamics CRM has never been easier. The SmartConnect integration templates can be installed and be operational from start to finish in less than two days. SmartConnect allows you to connect Microsoft Dynamics CRM and your ERP in both directions. So no matter how you want your front office and back office communicating – SmartConnect will smooth it out.
The integration between Dynamics GP and Dynamics CRM can be triggered in three different ways depending on your business requirements:
The eOne out of the box templates are made available free to all SmartConnect customers. The templates are based on our very best guess of the most common functions integrated by our customers. That said, we find that the majority of companies we deal with are not 'out of the box' and take the templates as a starting point for much larger and more complex integrations.
Mid-market business is by nature unique, complex and rapidly changing. That alone is reason to choose an integration tool that is completely flexible to change as your business changes. The most powerful thing about Microsoft CRM is the ease with which it can be customized to suit your business needs – the whole concept of XRM. The best thing about Dynamics GP is that it can be configured to work in so many different ways. This is why every business needs to customize and expand on the 'out of the box' integrations between Dynamics CRM and GP.
This is for people that think out of the box and want to get the maximum benefit for integrating their CRM and ERP systems. Sure SmartConnect can move data from one spot to another (items, orders, customers – wohooo!). Clever integration is taking data from one location and using it to drive the next step in the business process.
Consider this, the CEO wants to personally thank his existing customers that spent more than 30% more this year than they spent last year with his company. Does that sound like integration? YES. His IT manager built him a SmartConnect map that looked at the % increase in sales for all customers from the data contained in Dynamics GP. For all customers where there was a 30% increase, an activity was created in Dynamics CRM for the CEO to personally call the customer and thank them. This proved so successful that the CEO decided to duplicate the map and take a look at all the customers who were spending 30% less than they did last year. Now a phone call activity was created to call customers to find out why they were spending less. By automating this process and making just two calls per day the CEO kept his existing customers happy and discovered that his opposition was actively targeting and undercutting him on existing customer sales. He could now make changes to combat the changing business environment.
That was not integration, it was simply using SmartConnect to be clever. How can you use business data in one system to drive activity in another?
Lets get straight to the question which may be on the tip of your tongue. I thought Microsoft had a free connector for integrating Microsoft Dynamics CRM and GP – because that would make my life so much cheaper? Yes there is a free connector that is great for your very simple integrations – but does not cover what most businesses need to achieve without opening visual studio and writing a whole bunch of code.
We have had many customers come to us after spending thousands of dollars trying to make the 'free' solution work for them and wished they had used SmartConnect to begin with. As you know Dynamics GP and Microsoft CRM are highly configurable, and your business is unique – so an 'out of the box' integration tool is unlikely to cut it.


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Nazis? Cults? Creative freedom draws Hollywood to Netflix, Amazon
In two years, Netflix and Amazon have drawn top names across film and TV, enticing them with creative liberty, freedom from time constraints, and no fears of offending advertisers.
The Emmys by the numbers
Just how much carpet is used for TV's biggest night?
Forest Whitaker signs on for 'Roots' reboot
The "Matrix" star was recently cast as real-life author Alex Haley in the revamp, taking over the role originated by James Earl Jones in the 1977 mini-series.
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Olive Garden is bringing back its "Pasta Pass" that lets people eat on as much pasta as they want for a limited time.
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'The League' star Steve Rannazzisi lied about 9/11 escape
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'Judge Judy' sets Guinness world record
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Will 'Mad Men' star Jon Hamm finally get some Emmy love?
Don Draper's blissful smile closed the series finale of "Mad Men" in May, and on Sunday actor Jon Hamm could find some redemption of his own.
Bill Cosby accusers to speak out in TV special
More than a dozen of those accusers have been interviewed about their experiences for an hour-long program titled "Cosby: The Women Speak," on A&E.
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The rise and fall of Lance Armstrong, from cancer-beating Tour de France champion to admitted drug cheat, gets the crime story treatment.
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UCF to appeal bowl ban by Monday
Updated: September 15, 2012, 8:45 PM ETBy Brett McMurphy | ESPN.com
Central Florida's deadline to appeal its postseason ban is Monday, and UCF spokesperson Grant Heston said the Knights will appeal, despite a financial gamble that could cost the school significantly next season.
Once the appeal is officially filed, UCF would be eligible to play in a bowl this season until the NCAA rules on the appeal.
However, by appealing the ban, the Knights are potentially gambling a few million dollars in bowl money. And based on the timing of the NCAA's appeal, ...
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Submitted by marc.battyani 3522 days 5 hours 49 min ago
unicode possibilities
It would be nice if cl-user would display unicode input for CJK text. With PCL and On Lisp getting new printings in Japan, it might be beneficial to attract more brain-share from that side of the world. Would this be considered out of cl-user.net's scope?
Submitted by charliemac 2617 days 23 hours 34 min ago
Perhaps it would be interesting to open up a "universities" category (or subcategory of Organization) to list universities that teach lisp?
Submitted by informatimago 2610 days 14 hours 50 min ago
re: universities
This is a good idea. Done.
Submitted by marc.battyani 2607 days 19 hours 4 min ago
re: unicode possibilities
I have to think about it.
The use of English as the standard language is prefered so that the information is useable by most lispers.
I don't mind some other language content though.
Submitted by marc.battyani 2607 days 18 hours 36 min ago
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Attempting to view the "Last Modified Items" RSS feed in the Google Chrome browser gives the error: "error on line 10 at column 2048: PCDATA invalid Char value 12". Adding the feed in Mozilla Thunderbird: "<feed URL> is not a valid feed."
Submitted by WalterGR 1735 days 1 hour 35 min ago
Repository access
Many sites have a link to view the repository such as:
Source code repository http://common-lisp.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/?cvsroot=cl-semantic
however, I can't find any place that describes how to convert that link into something that can be used to actually check out the source code. I'm very suppressed this hasn't been an issue before.
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ABSTRACT Extracellular matrix (ECM) undergoes continuous remodeling during mammalian development. Although involvement of matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs) in ECM degradation has been well documented, how this process is regulated to allow proper ECM accumulation remains unclear. We previously showed the involvement of a membrane-anchored MMP regulator, RECK (reversion-inducing cysteine-rich protein with Kazal motifs), in vascular development in mice. Here we report that Reck mRNA can be detected in developing cartilage in E13.5 approximately 16.5 mouse embryos and is progressively upregulated during differentiation of a chondrogenic cell line ATDC5 in vitro. In the early phase of ATDC5 differentiation, RECK expression stays low, multiple MMPs are upregulated, and there is ECM degradation at the sites of cellular condensation. In the later phase, RECK is upregulated inside the expanding cartilaginous nodules where type II collagen is accumulated while active ECM degradation persists along the rim of the nodules. Constitutive RECK expression suppressed initial cellular condensation, whereas RECK knockdown suppressed the later ECM accumulation in the cartilaginous nodules. These results suggest that RECK expression at the right place (in the core of the nodules) and at the right time (only in the later phase) is important for proper chondrogenesis and that RECK, together with MMPs, plays a crucial role in regulating dynamic processes of tissue morphogenesis.
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The ACC Championship Game is tomorrow night. I expected Virginia Tech to represent the Coastal right up until DeVon Edwards picked off Marquise Williams to seal Duke's division championship. Until that moment, in my mind, it was always when, not if Duke would lose. However, the Blue Devils stunned the Hokies at the end of October and never looked back finishing the season on an 8-game win streak; a perfect record in October and November. Impressive for a program that only got press in Virginia for beating Virginia.
Florida State is one win away from being back. (Some may argue two wins, but if a program plays in the national championship game, it's undeniable that it's nationally relevant.) The last time FSU was this close to being back was over a year ago, before they lost at North Carolina State.
One of the narratives stemming from the Duke game from media outlets and fans alike is criticism of Scot Loeffler. On Tuesday, Daily Press scribe David Teel tweeted that the Hokies were, "averaging an #ACC-worst 21.5 points per game. On pace for program's most anemic season since 1989's 18.5.". Others have commented on both on Twitter and within our community that the offense has regressed under Loeffler. I think both viewpoints lose track of the bigger picture.
It's Sunday morning here in Abingdon, and after a night of grinding teeth and muttering curse words in my sleep, I awoke to find the film of the Duke game sitting in my inbox. The loss was not just critical in the current chase for the Coastal Division title, but is perhaps even more damaging to program perception. Even though Duke is a vastly improved football team, nationally they are regarded as a traditionally weak program. The Hokies giftwrapped the game on a silver platter even though Duke gave them every opportunity to, not only win the football game, but win in a comfortable, albeit not pretty fashion, similar to wins over Georgia Tech, Pitt, and UNC. It was a perfect cauldron of injuries, bye week rust, distractions, suspensions, bad decisions, bounces, fundamental breakdowns, and an opponent that fought like hell.
Watching the film, I was overwhelmed by numerous breakdowns by players who have produced critical plays all season, and at the same time I was left scratching my head at some of the game planning and decisions. Throughout the bye week, we heard that the running game would be cleaned up, and that players on both sides of the ball had an opportunity to heal for the stretch run. Instead, the offensive playcalling often seemed to play right into the strength of the Duke defense, and some defense senior leaders delivered quiet performances. Even when the Hokies dialed up the perfect call, things seemed to go Duke's way. Accordingly, this week's film review will require two parts. The next installment will feature the offensive game plan and coaching, and I want the extra time to really take a good look at the read option game and understand the diminishing returns. As for today, I want to focus on the breakdowns by some of those experienced players. I pride myself on trying not being overly critical of players, and instead trying to focus on technique and the application to the success and failure of the plays. I want every player in the Virginia Tech uniform to succeed, and nobody is happier than me when one of the players who I have been critical of comes back to make a huge play. I will gladly eat that humble pie.
Well, the kudos by Tech's coaches for Duke's program during the week weren't bullshit after all. Duke was/is a well coached football team without quit in them. If you read anything French and Mason wrote here over the last two weeks you knew that already. A sincere congratulations to them for winning.
I only have a few thoughts because I haven't rewatched the game, and I think it's unfair to criticize without at least putting in the due diligence of rewatching the game.
I praised J.R. Collins' play over the bye week, then he missed the game for a violation of team rules. What happened hasn't been disclosed, but it changes the narrative of his comeback story. Credit to the coaches for suspending him. As well as Dadi's played, he's not as complete a player, or as seasoned as J.R. In my opinion, J.R. was the MVP of the defense heading into Duke. It's tough to head into any game without your best player, especially a senior, but the coaches aren't putting up with any crap.
Virginia Tech Hokies (6-1, 3-0) against Duke Blue Devils (5-2, 1-2)
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Jamison Crowder (#3): Crowder is a 5-9 junior wide receiver and punt returner that serves as both Duke's most dependable first down generator and big play guy. Crowder leads the ACC in catches (56), receiving yards (731), punt return yardage (297) and punt return touchdowns (2) coming into Saturday's game. Most of his catches happen via screens, slants, or quick curls, but he can go deep and has an uncanny ability to get himself open with double moves. Here, the pocket breaks down after Crowder runs a skinny post.
Hello. Welcome back to our regular "Foe"Rensics feature. This week we'll delve inside the Duke football program. Though it is clearly not the strength of the athletic department1, Duke is not a challenge to be overlooked, especially as it is the last game before we enter the sweet embrace of November Hokie football.
I caught up with Ben Swain, better known as @thedevilwolf on Twitter, to ask him some questions about Duke. He obliged me. As well as being the most knowledgeable Duke football fan I know, he's also a college basketball nut (go figure). After football season, Listen to his work as the co-host of the critically acclaimed Walk-Ons podcast.
What are two things the Hokies must do on Saturday in order to defeat the Blue Devils? (I hope that questions lends itself to two answers other than score more points.) You may also read this question as, what are Duke's two biggest weaknesses?
This is such a favorable matchup for Virginia Tech because Logan's really good when he has time to set his feet and make a throw, and Duke has a difficult time getting quality pressure on the quarterback without blitzing. When they have been able to get penetration, Duke still struggles wrapping up in the backfield and we all know how difficult that is to do against Logan Thomas anyway. Why is this important? If he has time to be accurate, he should pick Duke apart. So if I'm picking two things that Virginia Tech needs to do well, it's getting good protection for Logan Thomas, and not turning the ball over. Duke and Virginia Tech have played some partially competitive games over the past four or five seasons, and it's been mostly because the Hokies have been careless with the football.
On Saturday, the Duke Blue Devils come to Lane Stadium in search of their first win over Virginia Tech since the Hokies joined the ACC in 2004. Over the last couple of seasons, the series has featured some close games featuring the innovative passing attack of the Blue Devils matched up against the superior talent of the Hokie defense.
Traditionally, Duke has featured a pro-style passing attack, operated by quarterbacks like Thaddeus Lewis and Sean Renfree. This season, head coach David Cutcliffe has changed his system from a passing oriented spread offense to a balanced spread no huddle heavily focused on the running ability of his two quarterbacks. While each quarterback has strengths that lend themselves to specific types of plays, they operate interchangeably and both can run the full assortment of read option, triple option (dive, keep, or throw to the flat) and inverted veer that come with the spread.
Redshirt junior Anthony Boone (#7) is the starting quarterback for the Blue Devils and takes most of the snaps. He may look short (6-0), spindly (skinny arms and legs), and a little chunky (230 pounds), but Boone is a dangerous prototypical spread quarterback who excels running the read option.
And by summary I mean a minimal amount of words surrounded by pictures, tweets, and stats.
Game Summary:
Duke was able to overcome Virginia Tech's early 4-point lead (1st half, 18:42), and win by 32 points.
Statistical summary:
Cassell Guard Chant Effectiveness Summary:
Coach K on Seth Curry: " By the way, we know who his daddy is. He was right behind the bench."— Mark Giannotto (@HokiesJournal) February 22, 2013
Who's your daddy? *clap, clap, clap-clap-clap*
Coach K's underwear summary:
Dell Curry's Shoe Selection Summary:
Dell Curry rocking Maroon and Orange shoes. #Hokies twitter.com/vthokie/status…— Damian Salas (@vthokie) February 22, 2013
Both Virginia Tech and Duke lost over the weekend, and that's about where their similarities end. Duke is really good, and Virginia Tech...eh...not so much. The Hokies are trying to end their 8-game losing streak, while the Blue Devils are trying to weather the storm while Ryan Kelly is out, and catch Miami atop the ACC standings.
The top two guys in the race for ACC Player of the Year, Erick Green and Mason Plumlee, (you could easily argue Shane Larkin of Miami too) will face off tonight. Each is having an impressive year, with Erick leading the nation in scoring, and Mason averaging a double-double. If the Hokies want to win, stopping Plumlee will be the top priority.
The senior forward [Plumlee] ranks second in the ACC in both scoring (17.6 ppg) and rebounding (10.4 rpg). He is averaging 6.5 points more than he did last season, and his rebounding average has also increased.
Others might be surprised by how much he has blossomed, but he is not among them.
"I did see it coming," Plumlee said Tuesday in a phone interview. "To have the kind of year that I want to have, and I want to be even better going forward, you have to see it before you do it. So when I would think about it over the summer and in the preseason, I saw myself doing certain things on the court and putting up particular numbers."
This week Kevin talks to French and Joe about the Duke comeback and the upcoming battle with Clemson. Brian, who was previously suspended for threatening company policy via Twitter (known around the office as "The Benny's Threat") makes a cameo to talk about Duke and make his weekend prediction (as well as his annual Tajh Boyd is fat joke).
All that and more, on this week's episode of The Adventures On Whiskey Lane.
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I apologize this is late this week. Stay in school, because day jobs are not as fun as history lectures. -- French
The homecoming game against Duke came at a critical time during Frank Beamer's tenure. While the talent deficiencies in key areas make it most likely that the Hokies are not a great bet to run the table, a loss to Duke would have shaken the aura of invincibility that Virginia Tech has over the weaker programs in the ACC. That aura often has weaker teams beaten before they step off the bus, and it has given the Hokies several wins over the last 8 years that have kept them relevant as a regional power. Now we come to the three measuring stick games for 2012, starting perhaps with the toughest matchup, the Clemson Tigers.
This team is not dead. In fact, after spotting Duke 20 points, they were reborn. This is what we expected to see on the field heading into the 2012 campaign. The defensive line was dominate. They played angry and answered the challenge put forth by the coaches during an intense week of practice. They created chaos and it led to turnovers, sacks, and busted plays. J.C. Coleman had over 180 yards on the ground and reinvigorated a stagnant running game. Marcus Davis showed off his athleticism and made big-plays.
People might say, "It's Duke," and to that I say, "Bullshit." That was a 5-1 team we just throttled. Duke threw haymakers to start the game and we answered the bell. That was the first time all season we played team football, and if we give that effort down the stretch, we'll have a chance in every game.
The coaches sounded like they were going to get away from the Nickel, but they used it a bunch (if I had to guess 75% of the game). Both Michael Cole and Detrick Bonner struggled, albeit less this week, in man-coverage. However, both had an interception and Bonner made a great play on the ball in the end zone in the fourth quarter. Although, I'd still prefer to see a base look. Towards the end of the game Tech was in base and Ronny Vandyke had nice coverage with Jarrett helping over the top and they forced an incompletion like clockwork.
This week on Adventures on Whiskey Lane, Brian and Kevin try to figure out what's been going wrong for the Hokies recently. It includes a lot of head scratching and thoughts of better years.
However, much like the team, Brian and Kevin turn their attention to a 5-1 Duke team (really) that's off to its best start in nearly 20 years.
What do the Hokies have to do to snap the skid? Find out that and more on this week's Adventure on Whiskey Lane!
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As we approach the most dreaded Duke game in the history of Duke games, I sat down with Ben Swain of ACC Sports Journal. We trade witty remarks over 1,000 magical words about two teams trending in opposite directions, the faulty two quarterback system, the Blue Devil kicking game and what it's like to be even less than a little brother at your school.
I hope y'all enjoy our banter as much as the game on Saturday.
TKP: So...here we are. It's October, Duke is 5-1 while Virginia Tech sits at a paltry 3-3. The Hokies are favored, but I have also seen the line as low as a pick. This seems crazier than Nick Saban's daughter. I don't really have a question, just wanted to make a statement of how depressed I am..but for kicks, let's turn it into one. What's different about this Duke team?
The Hokies don't begin spring practice until March 28, but other teams on their schedule have been pitching around the oblong. Here's a look at their opponents that are already popping pads.
Boston College
Start: Feb. 18
Game: March 31
Montel Harris re-aggravated his left knee injury after BC's first spring practice. He's being held out for the rest of spring, a move that seems more precautionary than anything.
The Eagles have a brand new offensive coaching staff, so getting the new system installed is the highest priority.
Who: Virginia Tech Hokies (12-9, 1-5 ACC) vs Duke Blue Devilss (18-3, 5-1 ACC)
When: Thursday, February 2 @ 7:00 p.m.
TV: ESPN (Mike Patrick, Len Elmore, Jeannine Edwards)
Where: Cassell Coliseum (9.847), Blacksburg, VA
Thanks to some technical difficulties on my end, my previously-written Duke preview disappeared last night. So, in lieu of a typical preview for this game, I'm using this space as a place for us fans to gather and talk about this team. After this weekend, we'll be halfway through the ACC slate, and Tech could be 3-5 and on the upswing or sadly, as bad as 1-7 and talking about whether the NIT is even a possibility at this point.
This is a defining weekend for our basketball team. And it all starts with the team that we earned our defining moment against last year. Our guys came out and showed just how well they could be if everything went right. Duke provided us with what is possibly the best day in the history of Virginia Tech basketball. Sure, it's a bit different this year with College Gameday not being in town, but this still could be a shining moment against an otherwise bleak backdrop.


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A core commitment to restore 150 million hectares of lost forests and degraded lands worldwide by 2020 is launched today at a ministerial conference in Bonn. New analysis by IUCN estimates that restoring 150 million hectares would be worth US$ 85 billion per year to national and global economies. … | Spanish
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Arranca proyecto GEF-PNUMA-UICN "Fortalecimiento de la Implementación de los regímenes de Acceso a Recursos Genéticos y Distribución de Beneficios en América Latina y el Caribe" …
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Mobile pastoralism is part of the solution to the drought in the Horn of Africa, according to the IUCN-hosted World Initiative for Sustainable Pastoralism (WISP). … | French | Spanish
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The positive energy from the first South American Forum of IUCN Members in Lima last July has not been lost. Communication between the constituents has generated a lot of action and today the Commission on Environmental Law is preparing to support the Chilean National Committee to review a major environmental rule; meanwhile the Secretariat in Quito announces the completion of two key meetings: the Regional Committee and the vice-chairmanships of committees. … | Spanish
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Species on the Edge of Survival – The ultimate guide to nature in need
Why is the Javan Rhino one of the world's most threatened large mammals? What efforts are underway to help conserve the 47 remaining Floreana Mockingbirds of Ecuador? Why is there a dramatic decline in the Globosa Mangrove? You can find answers to these and many more questions in a unique anthology, Species on the Edge of Survival, published by Collins. …
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The new BRIDGE project, or Building River Dialogue and Governance, was officially launched at World Water Week during a reception at the event's main exhibition. …
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How do we ensure safe access to water and sanitation for the planet's growing urban population? This question will be discussed at the World Water Week from 21-27 August in Stockholm. The theme this year is 'Responding to Global Changes: Water in an Urbanising World'. IUCN's answer comes from nature itself. …
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A propósito del Foro Regional de Miembros, que se llevó a cabo en Lima, Perú entre el 13 y 15 de junio, UICN reflexiona sobre las fortalezas y desafíos institucionales para cumplir con su visión de "Un mundo justo, que valora y conserva la naturaleza". …
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We regret to announce that due to factors beyond our control No 4936 'Kinlet Hall' and Pannier Tank No 5786 are now unable to appear at the Gala. As you may be aware West Coast Railways, the principal operator of steam traction on the main line network, are currently unable to operate, while Network Rail have also just identified a loading gauge problem on the Esk Valley line for 'Hall' class of locomotives. In the case of the 'Pannier' the locomotive's host railway is not now able to release it. Meanwhile over the past weekend an unexpected problem has been discovered on B1 No 61264 while major repairs to Q6 No 63395 are taking longer than expected. As a consequence, with the line-up of locomotives significantly less than advertised, normal rather than Gala fares will now apply over both weekends (*).
While the non-appearance of the above locomotives is obviously disappointing we still expect to steam 8 others over the 6 gala days, which will include Esk Valley running to Battersby, demonstration goods trains, a model railway exhibition, and the 'Last Train to York' photographic exhibition.
(* anyone who has paid the Gala fare price when buying in advance will receive a voucher to spend on the railway by calling in at Pickering Customer Services office.)
The anticipated line is:
LNER K1 2-6-0 No 62005
LNER K4 No 2-6-0 No 61994 'The Great Marquess'
LMS Black 5 4-6-0 No 45407 'The Lancashire Fusilier'
LMS Black 5 4-6-0 No 44871
LNER A4 Class 4-6-2 No 60007 'Sir Nigel Gresley'
LMS Black 5 4-6-0 No 45428 'Eric Treacy'
Standard Class 4 2-6-0 No 76079
Standard Class 4 4-6-0 No 75029 'The Green Knight'
Updated 23/04/15 16.35
Full timetable (no locos): Spring Steam Gala 2015 Web v3
Friday 17th timetable (with locos): Spring Steam Gala 2015 Fri 17 Web v2
Saturday 18th timetable (with locos): Spring Steam Gala 2015 Sat 18 Web v2
Sunday 19th timetable (with locos): Spring Steam Gala 2015 Sun 19 Web v2
Friday 24th timetable (with locos): Spring Steam Gala 2015 Fri 24 Web v3
Saturday 25th timetable (with locos): Spring Steam Gala 2015 Sat 25 Web v3
Sunday 26th timetable (with locos): Spring Steam Gala 2015 Sun 26 Web v3
Additional Activities
We are very pleased to welcome back Scarborough & District Railway Modellers with Model Railway Layout displays in the Learning Centre at Pickering Station on Saturday & Sunday of the first weekend and Friday, Saturday & Sunday of the second weekend.
In addition the Fight for Vera fund are again running a Pie and Pea special and rail ale service on Friday 24th April, the first rail ale train departs Pickering at 10.53. Then Grosmont at 12.29, Pickering at 14.20, Grosmont 15.56, Pickering 17.36, Grosmont 19.45 terminating at Pickering at 21.00. Pies and peas will be served on board the 15.56 from Grosmont, 17.36 from Pickering and 19.45 from Gromsont. Pre-booking is not required. There will also be wine, soft drinks and some confectionery available. A limited number of vegetarian pasties will also be available on a first come first served basis.
Saturday 25th April they will be running a breakfast bap service, departing Pickering at 9.00am, there will be a choice of bacon or sausage baps. The team will also be on board serving the real ales on the 10.35 from Grosmont, the 12.09 from Pickering and the 13.57 from Grosmont. There will also be wine, soft drinks and some confectionery available.
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The P2 Steam Locomotive Company will have an exhibition stand at Pickering Station on the 18 & 19 April.
The LNER Coach Association will have a display and goods stall at Pickering Station over both weekends.
Air Framed with have a trade stall on both weekends at Pickering Station.
LMS Patriot Company Ltd. will have a stand at Pickering Station 24 – 26 April.
A plant stall from Peak Gardens will also be at Pickering Station.
RailTrail Tours Ltd. will have a stand at Pickering Station 17 – 19 April.
Author Christopher Vine writes the popular children's books about Peter, his Grandpa and the miniature steam railway they build and operate down on the farm.
Chris will be putting in an appearance on 24th, 25th and 26th April to meet budding engineers and sign copies of his books at Pickering Station. He will also showcase his miniature steam engine 'Bongo' (the model for engine 'Fiery Fox' in the Peter's Railway series) during the three days.
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Keith Widdowson will be signing copies of his book "Riding Yorkshire's Final Steam Trains" 24 April between 1-4pm.
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